Hello together,
I am interested in your opinions and thoughts about this.
I have mentioned this before. The project needs to migrate away from
Microsoft GitHub. The current target would be Codeberg e.V., which hosts
Forgejo (a successor to Gitea).
I wonder if it might be a good plan to do the migration after the 1.6.0
release, which is scheduled for spring or early summer 2026.
I see no good reasons against it. Technically, I do not expect much
problems. The migration works very well and offers several options.
Logistically I also don't expect much problems. The repo at Microsoft
GitHub will have a clear migration statement on top of the README file
and will be set to read-only. I'll also inform all known distro
maintainers about the migration.
Mirroring is definitly not an option. I would keep the repo on Microsoft
GitHub available (but read-only) for a limited time (one or two years)
and then remove it.
What do you think?
If you plan some donations around Christmas time maybe Codeberg e.V.
might be a good choice.
Christian
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